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'll kick off our pre-emmy party. lara is in los angeles. he'll have a look at the hottest fashions and some predictions. hey, lara. >>> plus, we have one of the biggest rock bands in the world this morning, the killers. you saw the people that popped up a little bit ago. lining up since midnight to see the killers. they're here to kick off our weekend. >> all right. >>> we begin, now, with the new iphone. people have been lining up all over the world for days, now, to get their hands on it. we're among the very first to have it. it's right here. i have the white one. george has the black one. >> do we get to keep it? >> but it's not all -- no, really, there's security here. it's not all smooth sailing for apple. there's already a few glitches. and abc's matt gutman is at an apple store in miami, florida, standing in line with everybody outside with more on that story, matt. good morning, matt. >> reporter: morning, elizabeth. the line here snakes around the block already. a lot of folks here have been waiting since yesterday. but the big buzz among the folks here is the new operating system

president barack obama with a slight edge. >>> a los angeles chef is on trial accused of murdering his wife and cooking her body. he stuffed the body in a drum of boiling water and cooked it for four days. his confession was played and he was there after jumping off a cliff when he learned he was a suspect. >>> and garcia fernandez is accused of molesting his daughter from the time she was 5 to 14. he is facing 14 counts which include lewd acts of a minor. >>> antolin garcia-torres is accused of kidnapping and murdering sierra lemar. that trial is expected to last a few weeks. >> time now 6:16, they are complaining about reports of high radiation levels and state officials say no major health threats exist, the hundreds of barrels of low-level radioactive material have been removed from the old navy base. they are worried about it being kicked up. >>> -- they are work rid about dust being -- worried about dust being kicked up. >>> it you due to begin around 7:00 p.m. in an area on hillcrest drive and highway 4 in antioch. fogging comes just after a week after the county confirms the first h

yesterday as she was flying to los angeles. had to make an emergency landing in denver as a result of smoke that filled the cabin. turned out to be a suspected electrical fire. the good news is that everybody landed in los angeles safe at the end of day, first landing safely in denver with that emergency landing. a secret service agent, apparently according to a tweet from ann romney's own son, looked over and said, "so this was supposed to be a nonsmoking flight." jenna? >> very nicely tweeted. peter alexander, thank you very much. >>> abby huntsman is the daughter of former republican presidential candidate john huntsman. harold ford jr. is now an nbc news political analyst. good morning to both of you. we've been talking about this for months. he's been under pressure to do it for months. why now, why on a friday afternoon? >> he's had a tough week. maybe a tough two weeks. probably makes a lot of sense to distract and divert, it seems, probably in the romney campaign. unfortunate to have to release his tax returns to divert this attention. but hopefully this will shift romney to become

monster blaze looms above los angeles, out of control. in the gulf, floodwaters seem to go nowhere. isaac's misery spreading to the northeast today. >>> first lady's focus. a different message expected tonight from michelle obama, compared to ann romney's speech last week, as the democratic convention now begins in just a few hours. >>> scientology storm swirling around tom cruise again. did church officials choose mates for the megastar. >>> and on the rampage, armed with a ten-ton bulldozer. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm diana perez, in for paula faris. with labor day behind us, we begin this tuesday with the unofficial end to the summer of extremes. >> that's for sure. it's giving way to an early fall, filled with wildfires, high water and wicked winds, now bringing trouble from california to the carolinas. northeast of l.a., a fast-moving wildfire is tearing through the angeles national forest. the flames sending thousands of holiday campers fleeing. the fire has scorched six-square miles. and for now, aerial assault with a chopper and a dc-10 is the atta att

, to los angeles when the problem developed. the plane landed safely in colorado. mitt romney is campaigning in nevada right now. in the meantime, the romneys have just released their tax returns for 2011. steve handelsman on capitol hill now with more on that story. steve? >> reporter: jim, thanks. ann and mitt romney's certified accountant reported the candidate paid the federal government every dollar he owed over the past 20 filing years. you'll recall when romney's taxes became an issue in the south carolina primary earlier this year, he guesstimated that in 2011 he would pay about $3 million in taxes. now it turns out under $2 million, but apparently compared to what he might have had to pay last year, he opted to pay in excess. the surprises, mitt romney decided to pay more than he legally had to in 2011 taxes. he made $13.7 million mostly from investments. he donated $4 million to charity. but he only deducted $2.25 million. so he paid $1.9 million, 14.1% in federal income taxes. earlier today in virginia, president obama fired back at romney, who had vowed he would ch

bags with unknown contents. >>> the space shuttle heads from edwards air force base to los angeles. a special flyover for mark kelly in tucson who looked on in amazement with congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >>> and do you love honey boo boo and wish your child had a name like that? sugar bear and what's left for us? there's a nickname generator online. here is what they give us for savannah. shuga goober. willie geist, you're woo woo glitz, and the executive producer jim bell will be known as jinxy boo bear. all right. >> hold on, natalie, i have this going here. your nickname is. >> what? >> let's put that in. i can't get it. >>> let's look, alaska -- just firing into seward and anchorage. five inches yesterday caused massive flooding. more today in torrential rains and wind. rest of the country expecting to see plenty of sunshine on the eastern seaboard, wet weather through southern florida. look for another warm day in the pacific northwest, not great newsnews for wildfire firefight >>> and good morning to you. here's the view, san francisco looking out to the golden gate brid

, kansas city and charlotte. >>> back to the news this thursday morning. police in los angeles are still looking for two masked gunmen who kidnapped a bank manager from her home, as part of a very bizarre robbery plot. >> scary story here. authorities say they strapped what they said was a bomb to the woman's waist. and they forced her to order employees to take money out of the bank. the bomb squad disabled the device, which they say resembled an explosive, but was not. >>> the roman catholic bishop of kansas city faces a bench trial. bishop robert finn is the highest-ranking catholic official to be charged with shielding an abusive priest. his attorneys has decided to let a judge decide the case instead of a jury. a verdict is expected by day's end. >>> what started out as a fun bike ride turned into a near-death ordeal for an ohio teen. he fell into a creek and got sucked into a storm drain. by the time rescuers had arrived, the water carried the eighth grader 1,500 feet. they didn't think he made it. but when they called his name through a manhole, he answered. >> it was dark. it was

over the landmarks around los angeles with everybody spotting it and tweeting and it's going to be very, very exciting for everybody. >> reporter: in a way it's a homecoming. "endeavour" was constructed just north of l.a. in palmdale, california, built to replace the challenger lost in that fiery 1986 exploeks. >> liftoff. >> reporter: it's the last shuttle to go into retirement, but "endeavour" will be the star of a new air and space hall al the california science center once it gets from lax 12 miles away. >> no one has ever moved a winged space ship through a city before. nobody will again. >> reporter: l.a. knows a thing or two about handling celebrity objects. >> remember the rock. >> they have to take down power lines and cut down trees to clear the pathogen ner rating controversy. >> i had no idea they were going to be removing those beautiful trees. >> we will be taking out a number of trees but we'll be putting in almost 1,000 new trees. >> the science center is betting all will be forgiven when the biggest icon this city has ever seen opens to the public october 30th. for "cbs

evening. i'm chris matthews in los angeles. let me start with difficulties mitt romney has been having in the campaign. who proved that effort to suppress the black vote which bill clinton calls the most blatant he's ever seen. if he and his agent says his party wasn't behind it, he should say so. who did this attack on poor people and welfare for not having a work requirement? wasn't it mitt romney saying, i'm mitt romney and approve the message. who has backed out the obstructionist number one congress and their priority to terminate the president obama win through the filibuster. he used the dirty tools of the old say, voter suppression, coded racial appeals. if he's having a tough month maybe he earned a few more. howard fineman is here but first new polls in the presidential race. the "hardball" scoreboard. according to a new "national journal" poll he leads romney by seven. 50/43 and has a seven-point nationally. romney, 45 and obama, 52. the new purple strategies poll, in north carolina, president obama has a two-point lead over mitt romney, 48/46% and look at this, the race is

.6.d from 4.8to bennett creek los angeles this morning, very minor, no injuries. thee learning more about bus crash that the front of the silver spring crash on august 20. the driver said the brakes failed. an inspection was done and they found no mechanical problems on the bus. officials plan to interview the driver again next week. he's currently on paid leave. lot of metro work this weekend. good to avoid the red line. will bed line stations closed tonight 10:00 tonight sunday. circle to noma. shuttle buses will be available. on hollande line and west falls church. and from stadium-armory to cheverly. on the yellowg braddock huntington to road. the blue and green lines will be normal. here's newschopper 7 over the t ramp.les tomorrow the connections between eastbound and the beltway around 1:00 p.m. that will be convenient. in bethesda starting tonight at big there's going to be a in a projectup that will last quite some time. woodmont avenue it will be nearly two years near miller. the closure is part of plans for two high ines and additional parking downtown bethesda. the man b

it will now travel the streets of los angeles, hundreds of trees will be cuts down to dismay of the environmentalists. it will fine its way to a museum along with the rest of the program. the shuttle era is over. i am shepard smith. >>neil: fox news alert, ten days in and they still hate us. from pakistan, to india, to afghanistan, thousands of anti-american protesters taking to the streets again today. in pakistan it was actually a government holiday, all this as questions mount over the attack on the consulate in libya and conflicting comments from the white house. john mccain is here to weigh in on both. welcome, everyone, i am neil cavuto and this is the scene in pakistan today. not a great scene. police firing live ammunition at protesters, throwing rocks and it gets worst after torching a theater, 15 killed, dozens injured, the protesters were fueled by the antimohammed video that the president referred to when asked about the libya attack that left our arch and three other americans dead. >> what we have seen the last week or week and a half is something that actually

down in los angeles. and officially ending nasa's shuttle program. people lined streets and rooftops to get one, last final glimpse in flight. it toured some california landmarks, from the golden gate bridge to the hollywood sign before landing. it will go on display at the science museum in los angeles. >>> finally, i've been to a lot of baseball games in my life. hundreds of play in little league and high school ball. but i've never seen what i saw at the yankees/oakland game last night. the yankees ichiro suzuki, hits it back to the pitcher. and somehow, he loses the ball inside his shirt. he tried to pull it out. and finally, just gave up. you see him smile afterward. even he thought it was funny. the yankees, by the way, won that game, 2-1. they're in first place. just a dozen games to go. i'm a yankees fan. >> we could tell. i love the look on his face. forget it. >> i don't know how he did it. how do you lose a baseball down your shirt? but he did it. >>> now, to the global frenzy over apple's latest, shiny, new, got to have it product, the iphone 5. the company produced 10 mi

. it headed over northern california before looping back past los angeles landmarks. >> didn't want to miss this experience. we are really excited to be here. >> the final approach ended with a perfect touchdown at l.a.x. >> it is the end of an era. the kids are going to look at her and be inspired of what people can do. wow, i can't believe people built something like that. >> later tonight, these two giant cranes will begin lifting the 165,000 pound endeavour off the 747. the shuttle would spend a few weeks in the hanger before being towed to the california science center. but the 12-mile journey to the museum is controversial. workers cut down trees so the shuttle can safely pass through streets. >> i had no idea they would be removing beautiful trees. i'm sad to see them go. >> museum officials are going to plant 1,000 new trees in their place. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> gorgeous day there. >> do we have her to thank for this ?er cay, excellent friday. i'm loving it. >> i would love to take credit for this. we are going to see the threat for thunderstorms coming in

is this incredible video from a car chase. this happened near los angeles. the suspect bailed out of a moving vehicle on the highway. but he doesn't give up there. he continues to run from police and then he jumps off the bridge. right there. he fell about 20 to 30 feet to another roadway below. amazingly the suspect was still alive after both of those jumps. he was wanted for domestic violence and during the chase reached speeds of more than 115 miles per hour. those are your headlines. >> pretty dramatic. >> pretty energetic guy. >> there you go. let's go outside for another enjerry jet particular guy it's rick reichmuth. >> i'm traumatized. >> do not do. that will do not jump out of a moving vehicle like that. >> oh my gosh. that looked like all the movies where all this unrealistic stuff keeps on having and they keep on living. >> oh my gosh, let's talk about the weather. really big story, tropical story not here in the u.s. but impacting areas out across the western pacific. take a look at this satellite image. this is typhoon sanba and heading for okinawa. the air base is about to take a pummel

. from new york, chicago, to los angeles, apple fans have been lining up for days. some people were selling their spots in line with prices reaching as high as $500. so, maggie, is the fanfare dying down a bit? >> reporter: it is. sort of shifting, carol. in anticipation of getting in to the now fascination of getting into the gadgets they've been waiting for. i don't know if you're a football fan. the only way to describe a day like today is really this is the technology world's version of tailgating. this isn't just about the product itself but really about the experience that happens here. i want to show you what's going on in the line. you have this sort of spectators and there are still some customers that are penned up, snaking their way around. we can actually see the end of the line now. earlier this morning it wrapped around the block. who are these people? some of them are die-hard apple fans. other people tried to preorder. it was so popular, remember, 2 million phones sold out in 24 hours, that they cldn't do it over the internet. they were forced to come down here and c

. >>> a crewmember on the los angeles set of a new disney movie has died. the 48-year-old man reportedly suffered a heart attack while preparing a tank for an underwater shooting scene in the remake of the lone ranger. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the accident did not take place while cameras were rolling. >>> tiger at the bronx zoo could be back in its exhibit as early as today after mauling a man. the 25-year-old man deliberately jumped 17 feet into the exhibit from an elevated monorail yesterday. the 11-year-old siberian tiger bit the man several times. emergency personnel used a fire extinguisher to get the animal away from him. officials are still trying to figure out why the man jumped. he is listed in critical condition. >>> knots berry farm is shutting down all six of its wind seeker ride. on wednesday, 20 people were stranded on the ride. they were left dangling 300 feet in the air for four hours, until they were finally lowered down. the company is now doing an internal review of why the ride shut down. >>> witnesses rush to help a security guard who was shot by a man trying

yesterday. today the shuttle flies from edwards air force base in california to los angeles before landing in l.a.x. it will do a flyover of downtown l.a. and hollywood. that will be fun. >> how will the weather be for that. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. the first and last time ever to fly over the south land. here is the trip in los angeles, in california, hot, warm, dry. no problems weather wise to get out and look. 8:15 it will leave edwards air force base. in the 60s, no chance of rain. by 9:30, getting to sacramento then winding up in los angeles around 11:30 and landing in l.a.x. around 12:30. it's going to leave 8:15, fly over palmdale, the golden gate bridge, the discovery center, the aquarium and berkeley, then over the southland and land in l.a.x. the weather is warm. the cooldown coming to the upper midwest. by sunday, it makes its way to the midwest including baltimore and washington. >> thank you very much. >> it is 10 minutes after the hour. while you were sleeping, these people, say what you want about them. they were waiting up all night outdoors. it's still da

s again today. north east of los angeles. that's where hundreds of firefighters are battling a fast-moving fire in the angeles national forest. more than six square miles have already burned. as abc's nick watt reports, the danger is growing. >> reporter: theangeles national forest was packed with thousand of campers and hikers enjoying the holiday weekend. >> we just saw the smoke next to us and we started packing. >> reporter: the fire began 2:15 sunday cause unknown. within hours, nearly 4,000 acres were ablaze. vacationers evacuated and hundreds of firefighters drafted in from across the west. the fire is moving very, very fast the we can see it coming down this hillside. look at the terrain. talking 80-degree inclines which makes it difficult for firefighters to get up to the flames and fight this fire. air drops are the best and in most places the only option. >> it is uphill, steep, rugged terrain, we are trig to get aircraft on this fire to slow its progress. >> reporter: the fire is moving towards populated areas. right now only 5% contained. what happens next -- depends la

"hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews out in los angeles. doing the bill more show tonight. let's start with the difficulties mitt romney has been having in the campaign. romney is reaping what he sowed. who was it that aplowed that multistate effort to suppress the black vote which bget calls the most blatant he's ever seen. if he and his agent wasn't behind it, he should say so. who was it thata straighted this racially attack on people on welfare? wasn't that mitt's voice we heard saying i am mitt romney and i approve this message? who was it who has been out there backing 100% the obstructionist republican congress and its number one priority, to terminate the obama presidency through the filibuster. if romney's got it hard, perhaps it was he from the start using the dirty tools of the old days that's responsible. voter suppression, coated racial appeals, the filibuster. if he's having a tough month, maybe he's earned a few more. howard fineman and joy ann reid are here. first, new polls in the presidential race. let's check the "hardball" scoreboard. according to a national

any other show. >> except for that one in los angeles. >> stephanie: but we made up for it. john did you get my top-secret announcement about who the celebrity panelist was in new york. >> yes, and i have confirmed our top-secret announcement for our panelist in seattle. >> stephanie: i don't know if you have heard this but we will be protested by the baptist church. >> yeah, we'll see. >> stephanie: so we had to take away money from our charity for extra security. john wrote i'll be making a direct donation to cover up some of the difference. >> i just got chills. that is so cool. >> stephanie: we will give generously as we always do, john, but obviously there are show expenses -- you remember in philadelphia we were giving money to planned parenthood and somebody pulled the fire alarm. we had to clear the theater 20 minutes in advance -- >> i just hope the west burrow baptist church shows this time. they threaten to picket my shows all the time. >> stephanie: really. i'm going to go hang with them. >> you are going to give shirley phelps some cream rinse >> stepha

in los angeles. >> but first, nasa and the national cathedral announces plans for a public memorial service for neil armstrong. we'll tell you about the details in a couple of minutes. >> and this is national preparedness month and we have an expert here to answer your questions about getting ready for a major disaster or emergency. join our chat online. >>> the public will get a chance to say good-bye to neil armstrong and right here in washington, d.c. a memorial service for the first man to walk on the moon will be next thursday, september 13. it will be at the washington national cathedral and start at 10:00 a.m. and there are a limited number of tickets available to the public and they will be on a first come, first serve basis. that service will also be streamed live on the cathedral and nasa website. armstrong died last month. he was 82 years old and his memorial service will take place 50 years and one day after president kennedy announced the goal of sending a man to the moon by the end of the 1960s. >>> a montreal concert hall was supposed to be the scene of a giant celeb

officer all the way in los angeles, california. neighbors that spoke to cnn say they knew about the family and knew that they had two children, but they had no idea about the third child, and what he alleges was done to him. >> reporter: it was in this unexpecting looking home in atlanta that 18-year-old mitch comber says he spent four years combined to a blacked out room starved and abused. his stepfather and mother were arrested last week after a teen was found wandering around a bus station in downtown los angeles, more than 2,000 miles away from home. a security guard spotted comber, mistaking the disoriented and emaciated young man for a lost child. >> he weighed 97 pounds. he's 5'3". the lapd officer said that his skin was translucent. that he was obviously mall nourished. >> the teen said his stepfather drove him to mississippi, gave him $18 and put him on a train to l.a. with a list of homeless shelters. investigators say the teen has been talkative. >> he's very polite. very timid. but, you know, he let us in. >> reporter: neighbors say they were unaware the teen even lived in the

purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? "endeavor" takes off for the last flight to los angeles. soon after, it travels final miles on the ground to its new home. that's where the controversy begins. casey wian explains. >> reporter: here is the problem. in front of me is one of the hundreds of trees, what's left of hundreds of trees cut down to clear a path for space shuttle's final trip. it will begin the final leg of the final journey here at los angeles international airport. it will then take a 12 mile trip along city streets to the california science center. even before the trip starts, it's already causing a lot of controversy. the main reason, all of these trees you see here and hundreds of others throughout the city are being taken out to make room for the space shuttle. along the route, it will pass famous l.a. landmarks, like randy's donuts, pass over the 405 freeway. i can't go on the freeway, it is too big to fit on the overpasses. the first stop is in t ewd w mohan130 trees already have been cut down. the mayor says it is a good deal for the city. >> one of the things yo

at an ohio rally and the 1972 democratic convention. on newsmakers, the los angeles mayor, the chairman of the democratic national convention. he previews the convention that begins tuesday in charlotte, north carolina and talks about campaign issues. sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> i can only surmise, you know, there are a lot of cheap -- a lot of cages. >> i grabbed my cameraman and try to be important. >> i finagle my way onto one of the buses. the security council people seem pretty up sites. -- pretty uptight. are we the only ones here? the 99 bottles of beer on wall 99 bottles of beer ♪ come on, nobody? >> the french at the beginning of the crisis and here, we have --se belligerents fighters, >> it sounds to me like he is dodging the question. i walked out of my apartment in upper west side manhattan. nice place to live. i came out and i was greeted by a man who was very nicely dressed. in a well-made suit. waiting for me outside my apartment and he says "are you ami horowitz?" my spider since started tingling and i say yes. and he asked me if this movie

by in los angeles lisa ferguson. hi lisa. good morning. >> hey, bill. good morning, everyone. now both candidates have had their turns at addressing america during the univision forum this week. president obama sat down for the interview last night using the chance to hit romney over his leaked 47% comment. here is the president's response when asked which version of romney is more sincere. the one who writes off a 47% or the one who believes in 100% of the country. >> when you express an attitude that half the country considers itself victims that somehow they want to be dependent on government, my thinking is maybe you haven't gotten around a lot. >> mr. obama also took to playing defense in appealing to latino voters over immigration reform. this is something he had promised to do during the first year of his presidency and he blamed republicans for the failure. >> obama: there's the thinking that the president is somebody who's all powerful and can get everything done. we have to have cooperation from all th

matthews out in los angeles, doing the "bill mahr show." let me start with the difficulties mitt romney's been having in this campaign. the fact is romney is reaping what he sowed. who was it that suppressed the effort to suppress the black vote? if he and his agent, the chairman of his party wasn't behind it, he should say so. who orchestrated this racially coded attack on poor people, welfare, for not having to meet a work requirement? wasn't that mit's voice saying, "i'm mitt romney, and i approved this message"? who's been backing 100% the obstructionist republican congress and its number-one priority to terminate the obama presidency through the filibuster? if romney's got it hard, perhaps it was he from the start using the dirty tools of the old days this responsible, voter suppression, coded racial appeals, the filibuster. if he's having a tough month, maybe he's earned a few more. howard fine men and more are here. first, new polls in the presidential race. let's check the scoreboard. according to a national journal poll, president obama leads 50-43. the president also has a sev

in los angeles after another day of flying past monarchs like the hollywood sign in california and of the shuttle going near gate bridge. that.t it is gorgeous. endeavour will spend the next weeks at lax airport and its final home at the california science center. amazing view. isn't that beautiful? our weather continues to be nice. it sounds like it's going to change. >> we have been looking at this make itnt that will cooler. to happen.ng is going to be you very warm. the other thing it is a slight thunderstorms. back to good weather is. look at a time lapse overlooking the city. absolutely beautiful weather. clouds around the area. continue with that kind of pattern. temperatures will drop into the the 60's. at the moment, it is warm. clear skies and a lot of sunshine. the winds are called. 75 degrees. leesburg at 78. look at the low temperatures this morning. a chill in the air. on sunday, a real autumn chill be in the air. 79 reagan national. 82 and fredrik. 78 in atlas. -- annapolis. otherwise it is warm and a summarery. the hot air is going to get cut off. for the short

. two more fund-raisers in southern california, los angeles and san diego. this comes, by the way, as he gets a clean bill of health from longtime family doctor. he says he is suited for the rigors of being president and only problem he appears to have some high cholesterol. >> gregg: he joins a lot of americans with that issue. >>> nominee paul ryan than the isn't the only one campaigning in wisconsin. president obama is there as well. we have the latest from the campaign trail straight ahead. >> heather: right now romney and president obama is campaigning in different parts of the country. week and a half from now they will meet face on face at a stage in denver on the first presidential debate. both sides are expected to come out swinging. what can we expect? jamie weinstein joins us with more. thanks for joining us? >> thank you for having me. >> heather: 12 days from now, it's a domestic policy debate. what is the most important thing each of the candidates going forward? >> i think for romney no question he has to convey that the economy, everyone agrees is not in the best shape, i

voter. yeah. let's go to rick in los angeles. you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, rick. >> caller: hey, steph -- [overlapping speakers] >> caller: i think the problem with romney, these are not gaffes that he is making. his real core personality is coming out, and what that is somebody who has been nurtured through the mormon church they revere males, and don't question them even at an early age. he is a rich kid who has always had his way. he has benefited from being supported by daddy all through his business career, and it is a really safe environment for somebody who is essentially a sociopath to give. >> stephanie: yeah, i think of all of the disturbing things on the video that was one of the most disturbing. i inherited nothing. i did all of this by myself. >> stephanie: really your father ran a car company and you did all of this on your own. >> caller: yeah. people need to be aware that -- that this kind of thing happens, and, you know, people need help and not [ inaudible ] at a certain point. >> mitt romney was born on third base and thou

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, it's easy to sneak in nuclear material and have them set up a dirty bomb to paris, los angeles and lie about it, which they do as a matter of course, anyway. >> sean: we see the images of 11 years ago today, and then i am thinking, all right, how often have we heard that the radical extremists want to wipe israel off the map. they keep thumbing their nose at world opinion, pursuing nuclear weapons. can we one day wake up in the holocaust that their stated desire is true? >> i think have you to take them seriously. we didn't take them seriously enough before september 11. osama bin laden declared war on us and kale killed our sailors on the cole and we didn't retaliate. the first trade center adispace we had a criminal proceeding. he declared war on us and we didn't pick up that there was a war. the more we go into a shell of denial, the more danger we are in. you know, this whole idea that we don't want to call it a war on terror. that's irrelevant. it is their war against us. >> sean: has been for 30 years! what i see today, it's still going on. >> look at the pictures that ha

producers go out across the country to ask the following questions of people who live in los angeles and atlanta and dallas and they asked the following, are you making more money than four years ago, do you have more in savings than four years ago, has the housing situation gotten better in the last four years, and you can listen to this. this is what some people said about makeing more money. >> are you making more money now than you were four years ago? >> yes. >> i make about one-third of what i made four years ago. >> no. >> no. i'm making less money, and the sad part, i actually have a master's degree. >> even a corporate job right now does not pay what it is paying four or five years ago. >> i'm making the same amount of money and able to save a little bit, but same as before. >> four years ago, struggle. today, even more struggle. >> so if you want to give your two cents and who doesn't on this question of whether or not you are better off today than four years ago, today, "cnn money" is asking all americans how you feel about the financial situation compared to four years ag

they will come out to vote on the 6 of november. >> how does the party ensure that? you have los angeles mayor, talking with tough words he wanted to say. so how do you inspire the latino voters, who as you point out, we can't say this enough, we are talking 64% to 30%. i said commanding. there needs to be a whole new word. since we like football analogies, if that was a game, that would be a certified whipping bit other team there. what do you do to get those people out? >> this is the issue. it is fascinating, if you look at nbc wall street journal telemundo polls we have been doing on the latino community specifically, you will see in can contrast to the voting population, latinos are almost evenly divided on whether the country is going into the right direction. that's a huge statement in favor of president obama. but latinos feel their children won't have the same opportunity they had in this country. so it is an interesting dichotomy. the problem is, latinos have been so affected by the unemployment crisis, 10.3%. home foreclosure crisis that affected latinos. that is tapping done on the

ming me are north carolina governor bev per due and mayor of los angeles antonio villaraigosa and also chair of the democratic governors association martin o'malley. what you hope people will take away from the convention? >> you want to crystallize the choices that the american people have in this election, a choice that invests in the economy from the middle-out, that continues to builds on some of the progress. we have created 4.5 million jobs in the last four years. 29 consecutive months of growth in our economy, and we want to continue that, and we also want to compare and contrast with the failed bush policies that romney/ryan would like to promote going into the future. >> all of that in mind, i want to show our viewers the latest cnn/orc poll, and this is about enthusiasm. are you extremely or very enthusiastic about voting in november was the question, and what we see is that since 2008, republican enthusiasm is way up, and democratic enthusiasm is down almost ten points, and why is that governor o'malley? >> well, you have yet to see the greatcandy, coming up. >> you are pred

shuttle endeavor is in los angeles tonight. final landing ever took place at 12:51 this afternoon at l.a. x. the shuttle will be prepped there for a couple wee weeks before it begins a 12 mile grand trek to the california space center where it becomes a permanent museum exhibit ibut before it touched down in l.a. we enjoyed a once in a life time sight this morning in the bay area. space shuttle endeavor getting a piggy back ride over the golden gate bridge much to the delight of thousands of onlookers. thousands of others tried to get as close to the golden gate bridge to see that fly over. we had a great view of this moment in history. terri? >>reporter: the space shuttle endeavor lick a heavenly bird being guided to earth flying over the most famous bridge in the world. such a vision such a sound. him if. big crowd turned out on the marin county side of the golden gate bridge. up in the head land. down by the shore. vista point sticking out of a sun roof. risking a parking ticket. lacking up in wonder. >> came here this morning when still dark. watch the sun come up over t

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. >>> the shuttle "endeavour" just landed at los angeles international airport. take a look after a five-hour aerial tour around california landmarks. the shuttle left edwards air force base this morning hitching a ride atop a boeing 747. they tried that trick here you'll recall. crowds gathered near the golden gate bridge watch "endeavour" soar for the last time. it also passed by the hollywood sign, and over disneyland. during its 25 missions, "endeavour" spent 299 days in space, orbited earth about 4,700 times and racked up, get this, 123 million miles. the shuttle will be on display at the california science center in l.a. >> traffic is back to normal in downtown d.c. at washington circle after a hazmat situation shut down part of the sick will late this morning. fire officials say some kind of mineral oil started spouting up from the ground. crews mopped it up and put sand on the ground. it's not clear exactly what caused that leak. >>> metro's weekend closures will only cause minor delays this time. the red line buses will replace trains between grosvenor and friendship heights. bethesda and m

mountains near los angeles. they were evacuated after wildfire broke out. at this point the fire still burning and is only about 5% contained. investigators are checking out a vehicle that was found in the area where they believe this fire started. >>> and eighth person has died in the aftermath of hurricane isaac. 90-year-old man from louisiana passed away in his home. he had no electricity, no air-conditioning, and temperatures there have now been climbing. new orleans mayor mitch landrieu addressed the power problems on cnn this morning and said the city is now making progress. >> first, 97% of the power is restored. we expect to get that other 3% up really, really soon. so as it sits in new orleans proper, we're doing fine. i think the big story is, number one, president obama's team has really been fantastic. the white house has been involved since day one. secretary napolitano has been on it, craig fugate. the cooperation between the federal, state and local agen agencies have been really good this time. >> two of the eight storm-relatstorm-relate ed deathed happened in neighbori

morning! first we go out to los angeles and say good morning to lisa ferguson. hi lisa, good morning. >> hi, bill. it is almost friday. good morning everybody. team romney is out with a new strategy in light of the newly leaked video that shows him shunning half of americans who he says are dependent on the government. so what's the new plan to see more of him a lot more of him in campaign appearances ads and speeches around the country. the main goal is to steer the campaign away from talks of policies and focus instead on money like creating jobs and ways to cut government spending. he's targeting two major groups with this new move, women who have a strong preference for president obama in the polls and the everyday american. many of whom are likely suspicious of him right now especially considering his 47% remark and his thoughts that middle class income is about $250,000. this whole campaign switch is a sign romney knows he's in trouble and he can't depend on the debates to turn his poll numbers around.

, the shuttle "endeavour" ends its mission to los angeles today. on its route it did a loop over tucson, arizona, to honor congresswoman gabby giffords, and her astronaut husband mark kelly. today the shuttle plays to l.a.x. in los angeles with a flyover of downtown l.a. and hollywood of it lands. i wonder if hollywood will even think that's strange. >> must be a movie they're shooting. apparently, the astronauts said that's my spacecraft. isn't that great? nice thing to say. appreciate it. let's get back to some of those tensions that are bubbling now in the mideast and questions over whether the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya was planned or not planned. press secretary jay carney told reporters yesterday this, it is self-evident that what happened in benghazi was a terrorist attack. that's the first time the white house has characterized this as a terrorist attack. carney, though, also appears to stand by this comment from wednesday. listen. >> based on the information that we had at the time, and have to this day, we do not have evidence that it was premeditated. >> jamie rubin is form

in the mountains east of los angeles. it is now 15% contained. more than 3600 acres burned and more than 800 people are on the ground fighting the flames. not many people live in the area fortunately. there were a thousand campers there for the holiday weekend that had to evacuate. >>> and controversy about space shuttle endeavor in los angeles. 400 trees are being cut down to help it get to its new home at the california science center. officials will plant twice as many replacement trees. some residents come plain that will take years to grow to full growth. >>> finally, republicans had clint eastwood. some democrats are pushing for betty white to deliver star power to their convention. petitions are up on facebook and change.org to give her a speaking role in charlotte. but a spokesman for her show "hot in cleveland" says there are no plans for her to attend the convention. she has in the past thrown her support behind president obama, but doesn't look like the petition is getting her here. >> got to love betty white. >> nothing wrong with her. >> would be a crowd pleaser if she showed up. thank

on in the broad light of day. for cbs "this morning," bill whittaker in los angeles. >> really nice piece. i won't think about that song without thinking about those guys. >> that's definitely my favorite piece of the entire week. what a great piece. highlighting what the soldiers have done and lionel going to meet them. that's fantastic. >> we're not done yet. lucy liu is up next. she's in the green room with peter greenberg. >> peter is not there. >> lucy, >>> what do you mean? >> i find it hard to believe to tell somebody they've been assigned. >> you and i have what's known as companion client confidentiality. you can call it whatever you like. but to be honest most clients just call me their companion. >> holmes. how are you doing? >> this is miss watson my personal valet. >> how do you? >> dr. watson never looked so good. lucy liu place sherlock holmes companion in the new barack obama gentleman called "elementary." we remember her from "charlie's angels," "kill bill," "ally mcbeal" and more recently "southland." have you and peter greenberg bonded this morning? every time we looked over t

now in the san gabriel mountains east of los angeles. 3600 acres have burned. the terrain and warm temperatures there making it tough to fight that fire. the lack of wind keeping the flames from moving toward the l.a. suburbs. the fire close to 25% contained. now back to "on the record" and i will see you at 5:00 a.m. latino vote, republicans sure want it. go to -- so do democrats. parties going out to support the latino vote. and tonight the first latino key note speaker ever at a democratic convention. >> it doesn't cut education, transportation and cut job training it doesn't just pummel the middle class, it dismantles it, dismantle what's generations before have built to ensure everybody can enter and stay in the middle class. mitt romney says no. when it come tz respecting womens rights, mitt romney says no. when it comes to letting people love who they love and marry who they want to marry, mitt romney says no. care, mitt romneyccess to says no. actually,... actually... actually... mitt romney said yes. now, he says... >> owe no. >> governor romney has undergone a makeover. a

said examine what he's saying now. then there was this, the convention chairman, mayor of los angeles, today came out and suggested that just for trying to turn around the economy, the president deserves even higher marks. take a listen. >> i give him an a for effort. i give him an a for making sure that americans are better off today than they were four years ago. i think he's being humble when he says that. i do believe that we need four more years. >> the obama campaign believes that the president will get high marks from voters for effort considering what he did inherit from the bush administration. on the other hand, they're also going to look at his record and with the $16 trillion in debt you mentioned, 8.3% unemployment, those will be big factors as well. >> shep: yeah, they will. the president says he plans to send the message that he can finish the job if we just give him four more years. >> that's right that. is going to be the key about his speech on thursday night. we all know sort of what led to all of this in terms of the financial crisis. we've already heard the presid

. >> this also comes just hours after mitt romney addressed the hispanic chamber of commerce, anne, in los angeles. obviously, a group that the republicans have said they want to make some inroads against. how serious are those comments, do you think? >> oh, i mean, look, this is going to reverberate i think with all kinds of demographic groups. it's going to reverberate with working-class white people who don't pay taxes. it's going to reverberate with women, it's going to reverberate with military families. i don't think there's any group that in some way won't either hear about what he said or see themselves somehow reflected in it, but i agree with shira. i think that given their focus has been pretty intently on the base for all this time, usually you try to do two things -- you try to win the base, turn out the base and win, peel off some independents in the middle. they're going to have to re-double their efforts if they want to go to the middle again. >> i want to bring in david corn, washington bureau chief for "mother jones." good to see you. also, author of the book "showdown."

, squirrel. >> jesus had a wife? >> lucky lady. >> what an arrogant, ivy league, harvard, los angeles, new york. >> 47% of americans pay no income tax. my job is not to worry about those people. >> perhaps i made a bit of a honey booboo. >> good evening. i understand there's a video that's been on the internet. >> but when i say people, i mean black people. >> it's not elegantly stated. >> there's no such thing as a free lunch. lunch is $50,000 a plate. >> aka the amount of money it takes to see mitt romney [ bleep ] on them in person. >> he was inarticulate. >> it's so sad. stop being a victim. >> you all but called them moochers. >> i think it's fine to talk about those things in quiet rooms. >> you represent the entire country. >> obviously doesn't need to do this for a job. >> romney, 9.0. how did the reboot go? >> this is a campaign about the 100%. >> my thinking is maybe you haven't gotten around a lot. >> which we're hearing about today on the internet. >> because i actually believe in redistribution. >> redistribution, which is just fancy talk for a black guy's coming for your stuf

is going? yes, mitt romney was in los angeles yesterday raising close to $6 million by some accounts in beverly hills when his wife, ann, was there and you know about the smoke that forced her to have an emergency landing here in denver, and he described it as her choking and rubbing her eyes at one moment, but that is an aside, while in l.a. he was joined by rob portman who has been playing the role of the foe, foe barack obama, and they are trying to inflate the expectations for the opponent and trying to lower their own expectations, but say all sorts of nice things which they don't do very often unless there is a strategic effort going on and saying, well, mitt romney has had dozenbes of debates in the prix mares and he should be excellent and the romney people saying of obama, he the best orator of our time, and we will find out in ten days here in the mile high state. >> and well, the secret service is sweeping the place. thank you, pete, for your work. >> sure. >> right now, we will get some insight into the romney campaign from a republican strategist who is supporting the go

struck so deep, more than 25 miles below the earth's surface. >>> this morning, police in los angeles still looking for the suspects who kidnapped and forced a bank manager to rob the bank where she works. police say the woman was kidnapped at her home early yesterday morning. the robber strapped what appeared to be a bomb to her chest and sent her into a bank of america. the woman called 911 shortly after the robbery. the bomb squad carefully removed that device, blew it up and determined it was not a real bomb. police say at this time they have no reason to believe she was in on the bank robbery. the suspects got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. no one was hurt. >>> the canadian man charged in the deadly shooting at the election rally for quebec's new premier will be in court today. 62-year-old richard bain is accused of opening fire at the montreal building where pauline marois was giving her victory speech, killing one person and wounding another. bain was wearing a mask and a bath robe when he was arrested. police are still trying to determine a motive for the shooting. >

us from los angeles, ben, let's get right to it. camps on both sides seeming to manage expectations. is that like trying to make sure that each side doesn't step on a land mine kind of thing? good idea? >> yeah. exactly. they're trying to put out fires before they happen, which is not even how fire departments operate. but it's pretty amazing how every year they expect us to believe this person can take our nation and in a lot of ways the planet into a new day, can lead us through the most difficult times we're experiencing in modern history. yet also we should believe they're not great in front of a camera. don't expect too much though. they're also a little nervous in front of people. >> everybody keeps talking -- >> only when explaining their policies. >> each side keeps talking about missteps. missteps that have been made. they have to manage how they come off. but let's talk about the leading ladies because both michelle obama and ann romney both out in the past week showing a more, you know, human side to their husbands. just take a quick listen. >> i have all the confidence i

in los angeles. good morning, peter. welcome to "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: thank you john. good morning to you and everybody else. >> john: thank you. >> caller: i do want to talk about on saturday, you will not believe with somebody who lives so far in the bubble it is incredible. i wanted to comment quickly on the conventions were two totally different opposites. the one with the republicans was three days of yes i did build that. attacking. but the democratic one was just three wonderful days of each person, each speaker talking about all of the accomplishments of president obama. >> john: exactly. there was one loser i thought at the democratic convention. anthony villaraigosa. the way he had the big teleprompter problem. with the photo showing the speech with the election -- >> predetermined. but anyway, i was in a -- shall we say a shopping place -- i don't know if i have to mention the name of it. begins with c ends with o. mitt says mostco. >> i was there on saturday doing some shopping and i

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